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Hello, how do I download the createJs files for a new project?
My libs folder only has the createjs.min.js file.
 
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click the three dots to the right of each file.
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what files? where?
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Those are just an example of the files I need for a new project. Those are files for an old project that someone else made in Animate.
I made a new learning companion avatar for our ITS (Isabel) in Animate.
Lucas was made by someone else a long time ago.
I tried, Isabel does not work with Lucas's create JS files.
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Where are Isabel's createJS files in Animate for the server?
They do not download into the libs folder when I publish like I am expecting.
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download from https://createjs.com/
but yes, it's not clear you should be/need to download the files
and isabel/lucas mean nothing (to me)
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How do I download the files from https://createjs.com/ for the project I made in Animate?
I do need the files, it is how the other learning companions work.
I mentioned the name of the files for context because it is in the image I uploaded.
Thank you for your help.
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click the download link?
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Ok, I am stupid. I see the downloads on this page now - https://createjs.com/.
Sorry, I was expecting them to be associated with my Animate project.
I found 4 of the files I need - easeljs.min.js, preloadjs.min.js, soundjs.min.js, and tweenjs.min.js
Where do I find movieclip.min.js?
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I think you're probably making a confusion.
CreateJS is a suit of libraries. It contains all of these files combined. You don't need each of them separately.
If you go to Animate, create a new HTML5 Canvas document, and test it (Ctrl/Cmd + Enter/Return), you will see that Animate will include this line for you:
<script src="https://code.createjs.com/1.0.0/createjs.min.js"></script>
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Where does animate provide this line for me?
<script src="https://code.createjs.com/1.0.0/createjs.min.js"></script>
When I test my HTML5 Canvas document (Ctrl/Cmd + Enter/Return) it plays the animation in the browser, where do I find the line?
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google it.
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Hi.
You can also grab the files directly from the CDN.
BTW, why do you need that specific file? Animate will include the CDN link to the most current version automatically or even download it to your project if you want.
Please let us know.
Regards,
JC
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Hello, I need all of these files for the server and do not know how to get them.
I don't know how to get them from https://code.createjs.com/
 
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Just download them clicking on the 3 dots and choosing Download like @kglad suggested.
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I am not trying to download the old saved files copies on Google drive.
I put the image so people would know what files I need from Animate.
Those are just an example of the files I need for a new project. Those are files for an old project that someone else made in Animate.
I made a new learning companion avatar for our ITS (Isabel) in Animate.
Lucas was made by someone else a long time ago.
I tried, Isabel does not work with Lucas's create JS files.
Where are Isabel's createJS files in Animate for the server?
They do not download into the libs folder when I publish like I am expecting.
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Sorry, I'm really not getting what you need to do.
Can you send us your project folder or record your screen explaining what you need to accomplish?
Regards,
JC
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When you publish an HTML5 Canvas project in Animate, it automatically generates the CreateJS files it needs to run. So WHY are you trying to download them from somewhere else?
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the more posts the op added, the more obvious it became the op was/is confused about how animate references the createjs files.
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